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VISION: Establishing a culture of people helping people. (Adopted June 2009)
MISSION: The National Association of Peer Program Professionals helps adults establish, train, supervise, maintain and evaluate peer programs. (Adopted June 2009)

The National Association of Peer Program Professionals (NAPPP) was established after the dissolution of The National Association of Peer Programs, originally founded in 1984 as the National Peer Helpers Association. NAPPP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation whose mission is to help adults establish, train supervise, maintain and evaluate peer programs. Using the NAPPP Standards and Ethics as a guiding principle, NAPPP helps adults through networking, leadership training, certification and programmatic problem solving. Please refer to the link "About NAPPP" in the Nav column to the left for more information about NAPPP, including frequently asked questions.

*****NEW***** Books available in the Store/Resources area have been reviewed by the NAPPP Professional Development Committee and are found to be consistent with recommended training needed for peer helpers or support activities utilized in Peer Helping Programs.
























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Go to Certification and read about the Peer Information Center for Teens (PICT), the first Certified Peer Program, the St. Charles (MO) School District, the first Certified Organization with Peer Programs, and Certified Peer Programs at Foley and Gulf Shores High Schools in Alabama and Cathedral High School in Indianapolis.



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